[Craig Verzone]

Hi Sharleena, 

I love your video. We are currently looking applications for spring/summer internships. Please fill in the following on-line survey.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dC1BdXNTTmdid0dTSnVMOUdwczVqWEE6MA#gid=0

My best,

Craig Verzone

Verzone Woods Architectes

collaborate@vwa.ch

http://www.vwa.ch, http://www.foodurbanism.org, http://www.terragrams.org

[Craig Verzone]

Very cool. I look forward to reading it. In the meantime, we are still  using our Excel spreadsheets (since 17 years) and might just find someone who can code our way into a more sophisticated time-tracking system….

Craig

 

[Craig Verzone]

Thanks Bryan!

[Craig Verzone]

Thanks for the suggestions!

[Craig Verzone]

Thanks for looking into this. We are testing Studiometry on our server and need to have 10 inputting time data, so it is set up for multiple users contributing information. There are some components that seem superfluous and busy as well as a few extra input strokes to get daily time logged in but we are looking for short-cuts.

Regarding your somewhat related note, I agree with you. If a work-flow plan were to proceed as imagined, we would have no use for timesheets. Doesn’t time documentation allow you to understand your studio’s project efficiency as well as give you the knowledge of how much time your next project of similar scope will take? Isn’t it difficult to bill a project hourly if the hours aren’t tracked?

 

[Craig Verzone]

I just got news from a colleague using Deltek that told me that it would help to be an account before using the software. Thanks for your insight.

[Craig Verzone]

Thanks Noah. It is great to hear that you are listening.
Craig

[Craig Verzone]

I don’t think that it exists but his monograph is coming out soon.
http://www.amazon.com/Ken-Smith-Landscape-Architect/dp/1580932436/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1255721319&sr=8-2
Craig Verzone

[Craig Verzone]

Try this…
http://www.ruderal.com/bullshit/bullshit.htm

[Craig Verzone]

Also, Geneva: Georges Descombes and ADR. We are located in the Swiss pre-Alps, the French-speaking region. Craig

[Craig Verzone]

In Switzerland you should look into a couple of firms. Zurich: Rotlzer and Krebs, Guido Hager, Vogt Landscape. Lausanne: Paysagestion and Christophe Husler. If you need any insight about what to visit or some initial contact with these offices, please don’t hesitate to contact me. Craig Verzone – http://www.vwa.ch, http://www.terragrams.com

[Craig Verzone]

The slow food movement has a lot to do with it. As well as the need to decrease our dependence on oil as well as the heightened interest to counter globalization. Planting a few vegetables nearby certainly addresses all three issues. Rural urbanism might in fact prove to be the topic of our generation. Our studio is in the process of growing a micro-farm / macro-garden and we hope to greatly increase our production this spring and summer.

[Craig Verzone]

Hi Brian,

Perhaps one of the best ways to get a company to produce furniture is to have a bigger project to put it into. We have found that without a real project, a budget and public destination for a prototype, site furniture ideas won’t leave your office. Good luck.

Craig Verzone
Producer – Terragrams

[Craig Verzone]

1) depends upon the height you will be making. 8mm is fine for a 50cm seat wall.
2) continuous reinforced concrete footing to frost level. weld rebar to plate to extend deeply into foundation. plate should be embedded into concrete. good drainage must happen behind (gravel, geotex + drainage pipe)
3) ???
4) good welding. where you weld on the back, you will have discoloring on front.

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